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Instructions for key command assignments
Key commands are specified in an arbitrarily named text file. Path (including file name) to this file is specified in panel.cfg as fifth parameter to "AS532AFCP!AFCP" entry.
gauge00=AS532AFCP!AFCP,1,130,300,131,AFCP.CFG
Path can be either absolute or relative to Flight Simulator main directory. Key commands are detected by the AFCP gauge; thus they only work after the AFCP gauge has been initialized i.e. displayed for the first time. !NO SPACES!
Each line in the configuration file must consist of a function name and three or four numbers separated by spaces or tabs. Function name is selected from the list below. Note that function names are case sensitive. The two numbers following the function name indicate use of modifier keys Control and Shift.
128 indicates that the corresponding modifier key is pressed and 0 indicates that the key is not pressed.
The third number specifies the actual command key according to the list below.
The optional fourth number specifies whether the key command is repeatable i.e. the corresponding function is executed repeatedly as long as the keys are pressed. If the fourth number does not exist or is zero the corresponding function is not repeatable. Any nonzero value makes the function repeatable. The actual value of the number specifies a delay between consecutive repeats of the corresponding function in 1/18 second increments. For example, value of 3 specifies a 3/18 second delay, resulting in six repeats of the function per second.
It should be noted that these key assignments do not replace or override those made for the Flight Simulator. For example, if an assignment is made to 'g' key while the default assignment in Flight Simulator ('g' for 'gear up/down') is not changed, pressing 'g' will trigger both functions: landing gear will be operated
and the function specified in the autopilot configuration will be executed.
Function names
STAB
ALT
ALTA
ALTA_DECREASE
ALTA_INCREASE
HDG
HDG_LEFT
HDG_RIGHT
IAS
VS
VS_DECREASE
VS_INCREASE
CRHT
CRHT_DOWN
CRHT_UP
TDN
HOV
HOV_DOWN
HOV_UP
NAV
APP
GS
TRIM_UP
TRIM_RIGHT
TRIM_DOWN
TRIM_LEFT
IAS_INCREASE
IAS_DECREASE
ALT_INCREASE
ALT_DECREASE
ALT_VS_INCREASE
ALT_VS_DECREASE
GO_AROUND
FD_DISENGAGE
TRIM_CENTER
Numeric codes for keys
ESCAPE 1
1 2
2 3
3 4
4 5
5 6
6 7
7 8
8 9
9 10
0 11
MINUS 12
EQUALS 13
BACK 14
TAB 15
Q 16
W 17
E 18
R 19
T 20
Y 21
U 22
I 23
O 24
P 25
LBRACKET 26
RBRACKET 27
RETURN 28
LCONTROL 29
A 30
S 31
D 32
F 33
G 34
H 35
J 36
K 37
L 38
SEMICOLON 39
APOSTROPHE 40
GRAVE 41
LSHIFT 42
BACKSLASH 43
Z 44
X 45
C 46
V 47
B 48
N 49
M 50
COMMA 51
PERIOD 52
SLASH 53
RSHIFT 54
MULTIPLY 55
LMENU 56
SPACE 57
CAPITAL 58
F1 59
F2 60
F3 61
F4 62
F5 63
F6 64
F7 65
F8 66
F9 67
F10 68
NUMLOCK 69
SCROLL 70
NUMPAD7 71
NUMPAD8 72
NUMPAD9 73
SUBTRACT 74
NUMPAD4 75
NUMPAD5 76
NUMPAD6 77
ADD 78
NUMPAD1 79
NUMPAD2 80
NUMPAD3 81
NUMPAD0 82
DECIMAL 83
OEM_102 86
F11 87
F12 88
F13 100
F14 101
F15 102
KANA 112
ABNT_C1 115
CONVERT 121
NOCONVERT 123
YEN 125
ABNT_C2 126
NUMPADEQUALS 141
PREVTRACK 144
AT 145
COLON 146
UNDERLINE 147
KANJI 148
STOP 149
AX 150
UNLABELED 151
NEXTTRACK 153
NUMPADENTER 156
RCONTROL 157
MUTE 160
CALCULATOR 161
PLAYPAUSE 162
MEDIASTOP 164
VOLUMEDOWN 174
VOLUMEUP 176
WEBHOME 178
NUMPADCOMMA 179
DIVIDE 181
SYSRQ 183
RMENU 184
PAUSE 197
HOME 199
UP 200
PRIOR 201
LEFT 203
RIGHT 205
END 207
DOWN 208
NEXT 209
INSERT 210
DELETE 211
Have fun finding some good key commands. One solution which should not conflict with any other FS key command
is set within the AFCP.CFG